What happened to Edgar Aethling, Edwin and Morcar?

Edwin managed to get himself killed by his own men in 1071 when he left William's court once more and headed off towards Scotland. Morcar took part in the uprising in Ely and ended his days a prisoner of the Normans.

Explanation:

In 1068, Edwin and Morcar attempted to raise a rebellion in Mercia but swiftly submitted when William moved against them. Edwin died in 1071; while making his way to Scotland he was betrayed by his own retinue to the Normans and killed.

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